Originally created for IB chemistry: the Nature of Science.
Can be adapted to any science, and any scientist.
The example biographies are of Fritz Haber.
Students read one of the biographies, identify key facts from them, and then rank the scientist as a person and a scientist.
Upon comparison with others in the class (who read different biographies) they should notice differences in their rankings. Discussion of why will (hopefully) identify the bias in the documents.
Can be adapted to any science, and any scientist.
The example biographies are of Fritz Haber.
Students read one of the biographies, identify key facts from them, and then rank the scientist as a person and a scientist.
Upon comparison with others in the class (who read different biographies) they should notice differences in their rankings. Discussion of why will (hopefully) identify the bias in the documents.
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Excellent Biographies that paint different pictures of the same scientist. Worksheet is very well thought out. Last question had a typo. (diskuss vs discuss) Did have to edit after download for bios to fit on one page but fantastic otherwise.
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